[danielkza]

When writing AMXX/SM code,I have the bad habit to forget all good spacing/indenting rules. I started to get affected by my own mess,so I went looking for something that organizes PAWN code. And i found this:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/uncrustify/

Does exactly what I needed,and it comes with a configuration for AMXX, which you can modify as you wish.

[micke1101]

What if you use amxx studio for coding you can just go to Tools >> Indentier
or just press Strg + i

[danielkza]

I doesn't do just indenting, it can change spacing, newlines, aligning, add semicolons, and all this is configurable based on each language element. It can also 'compress' comments, change them to C Style, among other stuff. If you don't want to,don't use it.

[Pro Patria Finland]

I can imagine this tool being useful when you get a script that's been done poorly. Other than that, every programmer should automatically write by indenting rules, without forgetting semicolons etc. The more you script, the more these things happen automatically. I don't even think about stuff like this when programming nowadays, and I know most people here don't.

[Styles]

Nice! I like this ;) As long as its "clean". I agree, it helps to read a complete noobs code, even though I wont look at it unless he cleans up his crap.

[danielkza]

Originally Posted by Pro Patria Finland I can imagine this tool being useful when you get a script that's been done poorly. Other than that, every programmer should automatically write by indenting rules, without forgetting semicolons etc. The more you script, the more these things happen automatically. I don't even think about stuff like this when programming nowadays, and I know most people here don't.

The problem is most of the time I write my code in 'bursts'. Indenting is minor problem since I got used to it,but I almost never remember to space function arguments, for example.